Creative synthesis is a continual design and development process. You will create a way to demonstrate your findings that answer your compelling question in new and original ways.
The process will require:
Complex thinking about the content and how to bring together information from print and digital texts
Drawing inferences
Summarizing
Making new connections as you answer your question for the final product
Creating a storyboard to answer your compelling question for your video product
Feel free to gather what is needed to support your product:
necessary music
narration
images (both still images and video clilps can be used; your moving images (video) can be up to 10 seconds per clip.
Steps:
Begin your creative synthesis by reviewing your group of resources.
When you have planned your message and your content then construct a storyboard to organize your resources in a way that produces a product that is intellectually, visually, and technically of high quality.
Create a storyboard, script (with narration), and shot (still shots and video clips) list. Your storyboard will help you with the writing of your script (with narration) and your shot list.
Produce your video with images, clips, transitions, sound effects, and music.
Remember:
There is a difference between simply capturing video footage and designing and making a video production.
Capturing video footage requires being able to use a camera.
Creating a video production requires a range of skills including critical analysis about audience, advance planning of different scenes, script writing, deliberate choices about content, and considerations about copyright.
Creative synthesis is a continual design and development process. You will create a way to demonstrate your findings that answer your compelling question in new and original ways.
The process will require:
Feel free to gather what is needed to support your product:
Steps:
Remember:
There is a difference between simply capturing video footage and designing and making a video production.
Capturing video footage requires being able to use a camera.
Creating a video production requires a range of skills including critical analysis about audience, advance planning of different scenes, script writing, deliberate choices about content, and considerations about copyright.